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Public focus groups to discuss new websites

Overhauled sites scheduled to go live in February Residents will have an opportunity to learn about, and offer suggestions for, reboots of two Rossmoor-based websites – Rossmoor.com and MyRossmoor.com – at focus groups to be held during the next two months. Originally the Marketing Task Force suggested holding a town hall, but Ann Peterson, RWC’s d...
Posted on September 30, 2025
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Rossmoor is driving home pedestrian safety in October

In the years since October was designated as National Pedestrian Safety Month in 2020, a growing spotlight has been cast on the frightening number of pedestrians in the United States killed by motorists. In Rossmoor, the annual October recognition has the attention of residents, after concerns grew following three serious pedestrian injury accident...
Posted on September 30, 2025
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Pool, spa replastering project starts Oct. 6 at Tice

Activities to move temporarily to outdoor pools The long-awaited Tice Fitness Center pool and spa replastering project will begin Monday, Oct. 6, resulting in the closure of the facility until approximately Dec. 1, RWC Recreation officials said last week. In the meantime, organized activities that normally take place at Tice pool will move either t...
Posted on September 23, 2025
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The wild boars strike again

Homes in Mutual 68 hit along with the golf course Wild boars have continued to destroy turf on Dollar Ranch Golf Course and subsequently made inroads in at least one residential area in Rossmoor, prompting the enlistment of a professional trapper to remove as many of the swine as possible. Rossmoor Director of Golf BOARS: More damage Mark Heptig sa...
Posted on September 23, 2025
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Conquering the fear of falling

Annual conference provides advice from experts Alice Gavin came to last week’s Fall Prevention Conference at the Event Center because she’s tired of feeling like a walking time bomb. She’s fallen twice recently – once while out walking, the other time getting out of her car to pop the trunk. Both times, she said, she was upright one second, and dow...
Posted on September 23, 2025
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Policy Committee weighs changes to harassment policy

Legal counsel asked to review proposed updates The RWC Policy Committee last week considered recommending updates to Rossmoor’s policy to protect residents, staff and vendors from various forms of harassment, and asked that legal counsel review several suggested changes before making a formal recommendation to the RWC Board. The committee is expect...
Posted on September 23, 2025
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‘You can see the glee’

Pickleball players thrilled at prospect of new courts The cracks in the sidelines of the three Creekside pickleball courts have been there since before this endto- end court complex was converted from tennis use in 2018. Those cracks have grown over time, pointing to an inevitable slow-motion collapse into nearby Tice Creek. But by the time these c...
Posted on September 16, 2025
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Wild boars suspected of damage to Dollar Ranch course

Holes three, four and five are impacted Wild boars are suspected of damaging areas of Dollar Ranch Golf Course last week, on a portion of the course east of Rossmoor Parkway. Golf staff first noticed damage on holes three, four and five on the morning of Sept. 8, indicating that some animals wreaked havoc over-night on grassy areas, Mark Heptig, RW...
Posted on September 16, 2025
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RWC monthly coupon may fall under draft budget

Though some additional tweaks are almost certain, and with several questions remaining to be answered, the combined RWC Board and Finance Committee on Sept. 9 and 10 unofficially endorsed the basics of a draft $23.18 million RWC operating budget for 2026, and an $11.7 million Rossmoor Property Management (RPM) draft budget for 2026. Perhaps the mos...
Posted on September 16, 2025
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Planning Committee supports hike in MTF, entry sign refurbishing

Acknowledging Rossmoor’s capital fund will need more money for upcoming major projects, and to help compensate for a new funding shift that will lower residents’ monthly coupons, the RWC Planning Committee voted Thursday to recommend the Membership Transfer Fee be raised from $14,000 to $18,000 starting April 1, 2026. The MTF is paid by first-time ...
Posted on September 16, 2025